First World Cup Squad Appearance
Ibrahimović joined Sweden's 2002 World Cup squad as a young striker before developing into the country's record goalscorer.
Explore 12 football history records associated with Zlatan Ibrahimovic, arranged by year, month, day and event. Entries may concern different clubs or national teams during the person’s career.
Ibrahimović joined Sweden's 2002 World Cup squad as a young striker before developing into the country's record goalscorer.
Zlatan Ibrahimović develops into an unpredictable attacking threat for Ajax, using unusual technique and physical power during his early Dutch seasons.
Ibrahimović improvised an aerial back-heel finish against Italy at Euro 2004, securing a crucial 1-1 draw for Sweden.
Zlatan Ibrahimović weaves through several defenders to score a celebrated solo goal against NAC Breda, demonstrating the extraordinary close control behind his Ajax reputation.
Ibrahimović broke the deadlock with a powerful strike against Greece as Sweden secured a 2-0 victory at Euro 2008.
Joins Barcelona from Inter in a major transfer and leads the line during the 2009-10 season.
Ibrahimović struck a spectacular first-time volley against France at Euro 2012, inspiring a 2-0 Swedish victory despite earlier elimination.
Zlatan Ibrahimović joined Paris Saint-Germain from AC Milan and rapidly transformed the club's attack with elite finishing and creative movement.
Ibrahimović scored four times in a 5-0 Champions League group victory over Anderlecht, including an extraordinary long-range strike.
Ibrahimović captained Sweden at Euro 2016 before announcing his retirement from international football following the group-stage exit.
Manchester United completes the signing of Zlatan Ibrahimovic from Paris Saint-Germain. The veteran striker joined on a free transfer and immediately assumed a leading role in United's attack.
Ibrahimović scored twice as Paris Saint-Germain beat Marseille 4-2 in the Coupe de France final, concluding his Paris career with another domestic trophy.